Predictions for "must say" word for 2016

[UKRob]

If we can expand it to more than one word then "Leicester City - unbelievable' may stand a chance.

 

[jaycey]

I think 'Joey' is due a comeback.

If you're under 40 or over 50 and not British, this won't mean anything to you.

Joey Deacon

I still use an old one, a lot...Spaz

 

[Uncle Bertie]

Bernie

 

[PhilD]

Arsehead deserves wider usage.

 

[pugh-the-special-one]

Can't beat the old British classics c+nts, bollocks, gutter scut, prick, wanker, manky, minger, pillock, plonker.

 

[Johnus]

In looking some of these "must use words" I came across this video that has I few that I've never seen before (or will never use[emoji33]):

 

[moodymick]

Joey Deacon

I still use an old one, a lot...Spaz

Ah yes, Spaz & Spakker, how people with Cerebral Palsy have a good laugh at that one.

 

[JohnnyO]

Guys in our gymn still use the ever applicable Vinny ( not Eduardo or Joe ism ) " cockwomble " after I came away with it during a disagreement a few years back. Far too valuable for common currency though.

JohnnyO. o/

 

[SeanC]

Dangleberry is a choice one I keep in reserve for deserving cases

 

[MrK1]

I'll stick to the tried, tested and withstood the test of time...c*nt.

Sometimes nothing else fits.

 

[Rufus]

Sometimes nothing else fits.

Like b*tch with a capital C.

EDIT: in deference to Scratch, below, I amend this to, "Such as b*tch with a capital C".

 

[Scratch]

If, like, people could just stop saying "like", like all the time. That, like, would be nice.

 

[antdad]

NSFW, O35s and non-Southerners who have never been to Nandos. Cheeeeky.....


Edit: O35s not U35s

 

[hunnymonster]

I'm O35, a non-Southerner and I've been to Nando's once. Never again. There's some time I'll never get back, a "meal" that was memorable for all the wrong reasons... I'll skip the video which I imagine has a lot of faux street speak in it and is trying to be "edgy".

 

[antdad]

It's just a creative (imo) piss-take directed at their own hence the advisory over who it's most likely to appeal to and yes it includes London (Southern) youff speak not to necessarily to be edgy but that's how they really speak down ear innit pet.

 

[mbnu54]

I do think a drawn out "You Fuckin Twat", is sometimes totally in order! Unlike c*nt which expresses complete disbelief/dislike, it's just a milder version, suitable for friendly admonishment and the like!